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Yeah it mostly has to do with the fact all the historical tape player manufacturers are either closed or moved out to newer technology. I researched a similar
by dbeley 4y ago
Yeah it mostly has to do with the fact all the historical tape player manufacturers are either closed or moved out to newer technology.
I researched a similar device some time ago and I only found "We Are Rewind" selling a "modern" tape player but from what I understood the sound quality is not on-par with the best portable tape players from the 90's and such.
- cmdrriker 4y agoYou're correct, just about all "new" cassette decks contain Tanashin-originated components. Even reputable brands like Panasonic (National), TEAC, Son, Aldi & AllyExpress all use the same crappy mech. Techmoan has been shown that nearly every "new" tape-playing device these days all contain the same lousy mech, some not even capable of stereo playback! VWestlife covered the "world's first Bluetooth capable portable cassette player" which is a few years old now but also uses a lousy mech (mono!). Cassette audio today seems to be more about the experience and social aspects of making, trading, and playing tapes ( Ala Guardians of the Galaxy style )rather than getting the best quality audio. https://youtu.be/nezGOVOpHtc https://youtu.be/nezGOVOpHtc https://youtu.be/WVylfRhIA7o https://youtu.be/WVylfRhIA7o